Inner Kingdom Arising

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM lens, the tumult you read about is not a threat out there but movement within your own consciousness. Fortresses are the fixed patterns you cling to—habits of fear, doubt, and the need to secure outcomes by force. When those patterns grow mighty, the inner government—the king of Israel, the ruling sense of I AM—seems to be cut off as if by the morning light. The fierce image of the mother dashed in pieces upon her children becomes a symbol of the protective spirit shattered by believing in separation from God. Yet these images are demonstrations, not condemnations; they reveal what happens when you identify with a state that denies your divine ruling presence. The remedy is not to battle the world, but to re-identify with the truth that you are the I AM, creator of reality through imagination. By recalling your unity with God and assuming a state of wholeness, inner tumult dissolves and the morning reveals the king seated securely on his throne.